April is National Deaf History Month, established in 1997 by the National Association of the Deaf. This time of year was selected for Deaf History Month due to a few major events that impacted deaf education. Important Events in Deaf History Media Recommendations “CODA,” which won an Academy Award for Read more…
In the U.S., November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month. The month is a time to celebrate rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and histories and acknowledge Indigenous people’s essential contributions to this country. Native American Heritage Month is also an opportune time to educate the general public about tribes, Read more…
October 10th is a time to celebrate World Mental Health Day, which serves to recognize the importance of mental health, both as individuals and as a community. This year, the focus is on mental health being a human right, in order to remind us that our well-being is worth protecting Read more…
By Rachel Instone July 26th marks the annual anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act being signed into law in 1990. This legislation ensures access to economic and civic opportunities for disabled Americans. Some changes that came about as a result of the law: Though most people easily associate disability Read more…
Food – The Great Connection Specific dishes, ingredients, and preparation styles have significant cultural impacts. With smell and taste being senses closely tied to memory, it’s no wonder why food plays an important role in traveling/tourism. Our favorite recipes and foods tell a story. We’d like to get to know Read more…
Food – the great connection Specific dishes, ingredients, and preparation styles have significant cultural impacts. With smell and taste being senses closely tied to memory, it’s no wonder why food plays an important role in traveling/tourism. Our favorite recipes and foods tell a story. We’d like to get to know Read more…
On January 1st, 1863, also known as “Freedom’s Eve,” the Watch Night took place. African Americans gathered together across the United States awaiting news of the Emancipation Proclamation. As the clock struck midnight, enslaved African Americans in the Confederate States were declared legally free. The good news of freedom spread Read more…
Deliciously Diverse will be a monthly recipe-sharing post by the Diversity & Inclusion Committee. We are asking for your participation by providing recipes for dishes that are significant to your culture, or recipes that you’ve tried/would like to try from differing cultures.
Ever find it interesting that so many people have reasons to celebrate around the same time each year? Here are some important holidays/celebrations happening throughout the spring season
We have created two 2023 calendars for you to reference, we hope everyone can take a moment to learn something new and be mindful of diverse events through the year.